LIVE💥The legendary Roaring Kitty has returned to the media—GME stock soared by 100%
🖥Background: Financial analyst Keith Gill, a legendary figure who was featured in the film Dumb Money, gathered a community from the Reddit forum in January 2021, pumped GameStop (GME) shares, and "broke" Wall Street, leaving investment funds that had bet on GME's decline out in the cold.
🚀Today, three years later, Gill has returned to the media, posting a picture on Twitter (photo 1). Against the backdrop of the legend’s return, GameStop shares skyrocketed by 110%, and trading was halted five times due to high volatility. Hedge funds are again feeling blue, as short sellers of GME shares lost one billion dollars in just a few hours!
🔼This event also impacted the crypto world—meme coins associated with Roaring Kitty and GameStop, such as KITTY and GME, exploded by thousands of percent.
LIVE📈 Gamestop, GME, surpassed the $10 billion mark for the first time since October 2022. Shares soared by over 120% due to a tweet from Roaring Kitty.
📱 In 2021, Reddit users pumped up GameStop's stocks. Roaring Kitty was a key figure in this movement. They did this to cause large funds that had shorted the stocks to lose money.
Right now, the funds have already lost more than $1 billion.
A movie called "Dumb Money" was even made about this story 🧢
Also, Andrew Tate bought $1 million worth of these stocks. He wrote that this was his way of fighting against the system and the matrix. He added that he would never sell these stocks 💪
